The control of dogs order 1992.This mandates that any dog in a public place (even a vehicle) must wear a collar with the name (not the dogs) and address of the owner engraved or written on it, or engraved on a tag. Your telephone number is optional (but advisable).

CHRISTMAS SAFETY.Christmas treats and decorations can be very appealing to dogsand extremely harmful.Be aware that these following items are dangerous if eaten.Chocolate, grapes and raisins, Xylitol, a sweetner found in many sugar-free sweets is also dangerous.Car anti-freeze is sweet tasting and irresistible, but fatal to dogs (and cats) even a small amount can kill.Poinsettias and amaryllis along with mistletoe are poisonous and can cause mouth & stomach irritation, even a small amount can be toxic.

FIREWORKS.

Can strike dogs with a sense of terror which can lead to injury. Not only are fireworks and bonfires particularly dangerous to dogs themselves, but the fear they cause can make a dog behave out of character, such as chewing themselves, and may increase the risk of a dog bolting and running out into traffic. It is advisable for dog owners to keep their dogs safe inside the house and to create a stress-free environment where the dog can retreat.